Saudi Arabia Sees Rare Snow in 30 Years
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An almost unbelievable phenomenon has amazed locals and made the rounds on the internet: in the northwest of Saudi Arabia it snowed for the first time in three decades. The desert was dressed in white, and people went outside to enjoy the snow, some even sledding through the dunes. The article It snowed in Saudi Arabia after 30 years. Winter like in stories where there was only sand, the dunes turned into slopes first appeared on Romania TV.
Saudi Arabia witnesses rare snowfall after 30 years; desert turns white
Saudi Arabia, a country known for searing heat and vast desert landscapes, witnessed an unusual weather event with rare snowfall in several parts of the country for the first time in nearly three decades, transforming desert landscapes into scenes more typical of a winter postcard. Snow was reported across several northern regions, stretching from the Tuwaiq mountain range to areas near Riyadh, leaving residents astonished and excited. Videos an…
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